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“Took More Sellable Fardeen Khan”

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Image was shared on X. (courtesy: priyamishra2702) Veteran star Sanjay Kapoor recently opened up about a challenging phase in his life. During his guest appearance on Shivani Pau’s podcast, A Millennial Mind Podcast, the actor recalled the time when his elder brother, producer Boney Kapoor, did not cast him in the 2005 film No Entry. Sanjay shared, “My brother [Boney Kappor] didn’t cast me when I was going through the [tough] phase. When he made No Entry, he could have taken me instead of Fardeen Khan; but he didn’t. There already was Anil Kapoor and Salman Khan in its cast, so he could have sold the picture anyway. The picture would have done well anyway even if he took me. Things would have still happened the way it happened and No Entry would have been a blockbuster.” “But he [Boney Kapoor] took Fardeen [Khan] because, at that time, he was more sellable than me. I haven’t worked in my brother’s production in the last 20 years. When I was producing films and going through this low (phase), it was not that …

Sanjay Kapoor says No Entry would be blockbuster even if Boney Kapoor signed him instead of Fardeen Khan | Bollywood

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Sanjay Kapoor has experienced many ups and downs in his acting journey. The actor has often spoken about the professional challenges he faced despite being Boney Kapoor and Anil Kapoor’s brother. Sanjay, in a recent interview with Shivani Pau for her podcast revealed that Boney did not cast him in No Entry when his career was going through a rough phase. (Also read: Fardeen Khan on ‘No Entry’ sequel: All I would say is ‘don’t mess it up’) Sanjay Kapoor has said that No Entry would still be a blockbuster if he was cast instead of Fardeen Khan. Sanjay feels Boney could have cast him in No Entry The Murder Mubarak actor admitted that he felt his elder brother could have easily cast him in No Entry as he already had stars like Salman Khan and Anil. Sanjay opined, “My brother (Boney) didn’t cast me when I was going through the (tough) phase. When he made No Entry, he could have taken me instead of Fardeen Khan; but he didn’t. There already was Anil Kapoor …

Fardeen Khan on ‘No Entry’ sequel: All I would say is ‘don’t mess it up’ | Bollywood

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Mumbai, Fardeen Khan says his 2005 film “No Entry” is close to his heart and he hopes the upcoming sequel, which features a new cast, is as good as the original. HT Image Producer Boney Kapoor recently announced that the sequel is actively being developed and will feature Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh and Arjun Kapoor in lead roles. Unlock exclusive access to the latest news on India’s general elections, only on the HT App. Download Now! Download Now! Anees Bazmee, who directed the first part starring Fardeen, Salman Khan and Anil Kapoor, is returning for the follow-up as well. “I’ve heard the script, it is absolutely hilarious. I think everyone tried hard to work out whether it was from Salman Khan or Boney Kapoor or Anees Bazmee… It’s a film that’s close to my heart,” Fardeen told PTI. “Wish we could have been a part of it but it wasn’t meant to be. So, these things happen. For Anees and Boney, I only have love and my best wishes on the sequel, all I would …

Lara Dutta Says No Entry Established Her As An Actress: ‘I Was Offered Bipasha Basu’s Role Too’

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Lara Dutta and Bipasha Basu played pivotal roles in the comedy. In an interview, Lara Dutta discussed how doing comedy films changed perceptions of her in the industry. Actress Lara Dutta Bhupathi has had memorable roles. Currently, she’s seen in the web series Ranneeti: Balakot & Beyond, playing a powerbroker. In an interview, Lara discussed how doing comedy films changed perceptions of her in the industry. She also mentioned being offered two roles in Anees Bazmee’s No Entry, one of which went to Bipasha Basu. She added, “I was offered two roles, one that Bipasha ended up doing and one that I did. I picked the suspicious Punjabi wife as it was very different from who I am. That then set me up for quite a few years for what I did and gave me the opportunity to work with some of the best directors in our industry. It cemented my reputation as an actress.” The former Miss Universe also explained that she turned to comedy to break the stereotype she faced. She said she …

Kareena, Kriti & Tabu’s ‘Crew’ Going Great | Sara Ali Khan Wins Hearts | ‘No Entry’ Sequel Confirmed

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Kareena Kapoor Khan, Kriti Sanon and Tabu’s Crew has been earning a lot of moolah at the ticket windows — not a mean feat considering it’s a female-centric film. Meanwhile, Sara Ali Khan on Saturday was spotted distributing sweet and food packets to the needy who were sitting outside a temple premises. In other news, producer Boney Kapoor has confirmed that the sequel of his hit 2005 multi-starrer comedy No Entry is ready to roll with actors Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh and Arjun Kapoor headlining the second installment. Watch today’s entertainment news wrap for more. Source link

Boney Kapoor shares update on No Entry 2: Script is there, actors are there too | Bollywood

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Producer Boney Kapoor has shared updates on the sequel of his 2005 film No Entry. In a new interview, Boney also said that the film has ‘no issue of legality’ and added that ‘everything is under control’. He also said that for No Entry’s sequel, the ‘script and actors are there’. (Also Read | Boney Kapoor poses with Janhvi Kapoor’s rumoured boyfriend Shikhar Pahariya) No Entry (2005) is a comedy film written and directed by Anees Bazmee and produced by Boney Kapoor. The film stars Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor, Fardeen Khan, Bipasha Basu, Lara Dutta, Esha Deol and Celina Jaitly. No Entry earned ₹74.13 crore globally and became the highest-grossing film of 2005. In an interview with Pinkvilla, Boney said, “There is a demand for sequels of Wanted, No Entry and Mr India. There are people who are wanting to make Hum Paanch all over again. Some of my films have already been remade in some or the other way. I know Woh Saat Din, I know Ponga Pandit. There are few films from our …